The QoL lab research interests revolve around the fundamental and algorithmic problems as well as human-centric challenges for the systems enabling an assessment and improvement of human behavior, well-being, health, disease self-management, and quality of life in the long term. The QoL Lab leverages personal, longitudinal, real-world data approaches (including, e.g., ‘quantified-self’ and N-of-1 designs) in Living Lab settings.
EORTC Mobile Devices (EMBED): Defining an implementation strategy for the digital assessment of Quality of Life and objective patient measures in EORTC clinical trials (EORTC)(2023-2028)
ComputeMigraine: Computational Modelling of Behaviours, Health State and Quality of Life of Migraine Sufferers With Self-Tracked Data From Mobile Phone Apps (2024-2025)
HART: Healthy Aging and the Role of Technology (ACR)(2023-2024)
“QuantifyingSexualHealth: Application of Consumer Mobile & Wearable Devices and Mobile Applications for Sexual Health Assessment” (SNSF-214593)(2023)
European H2020 MSC Fellowship “Onto-mQoL: Extensions of Temporal Representations for Ontology-based and Holistic Reasoning in the Mobile Quality of Life Domain” (no. H2020-MSCA-IF-2020-101024693) (2021-2023)
AGE-INT – “Innovative solutions for an aging society” (2021-2024)
European COST Action “ReMO: Researcher Mental Health” (CA19117) (2021-2024)
UCPH Data+ project “AI@CARE: Laws and Ethics and Algorithmic Bias in Healthcare” (2020-2024)